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CONSETNIPT,EON.

which Is Scrorula OFT Lungs, Is arrested
ais4 cured by this remedy, II taken in tho
eatlicr stages of tho disease. From Its mar
vel0us power over this terribly fatal disease,
cdy to the paS f PeTec thoTrbt sero srsli
of calling 1t his CONSUMPTION CURE" but
abandoned that name rs TOO restrictive for
medicine which, from Its wonderful coul-
binatlon of tonic, or strengthening, Alternative.
or blood-clcansins, anti-billous, pcctoral, and
nutritive properties. Is Unelualetl, not only
as r remedy for Consumption, but for nil
Chrouic Diseases OF tho 80 -,
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THE REBEL FLAa oanIa.

Eleventh-We heartily endorse the Ad-
ministration OF Governor Foraker as wise;
prudent, firm and economical; and We do
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CHICAGO. July 2s.-when trading began Ia the
wheat pit to-day there was q rush to sell The cereal
and lot few minutes It seemed IS though every.
body had some 10 dispose OF. September started
az 7G2fc and fell steadily to 70Ac. With this de.
cline Of over Nc the feeling was rather weak, Tho
crowd became liberal buyes at the break, and
september moved up to Tic, steadied down 10
10Ec: tho last hali hour was active with the mar.
Set arm: Corn quiet and unchanged, ,oaIs dull.
PROVISIONS quiet aud unchanged. Flaar steady
and unchanged. Wheat cash No. 2 spring 6SIIa
GyG: No. 8 spring .6Sa6S1sc: No. red ike: July
S'ssesHe, closing at 6{,Sc; August GS>saG9lc
closing at G9kc; septembcs G95sa7lc,.. closing
a. at ;o%S i October 7247c closing at 7asc.
Co'S SsE fash No 2 asIe; July a7szaSs4c, closing
ssn, tanI i,hSashc. closing at SOC; October
SS;GaS9Hc Oats. cash No. 2, 7ikc: July 24ISa2ISc,
Closing ct 2.J4ci August 2lhSa2sssc, closing al
2l2Sc; septem Der 25tla251Sc, closing ut 25Nc,
Eye, cash No: 2. 4SHc Barley nominal. Fiaxseed,
Mess pork, cash, SIS 90; year Sill 20. Lard. cash
657hs66oc; July aud Angus, 6 55as COS, closing
At 6t1Hc; September G7Ha6 I1c, closing at 6 7Oc.
Bacon, thort ribs 7g5as Q1c shoulders 5,SOa5 9Cc:
short clear S.s5sa iQc. Whisky 81 TO- Sugars. cilt
LOAF G1t9G3sc; granulatcd &c; standard A SIC.
Butter strong, owing to shrlnlago In milk supply:
sresImery lGta22c; dairy lsalSc, Eggs dull and
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=, PHnApr1lH1A. july 2s.--Flour quiet and weak.
wheat weak aud lower: No. 2 red Jnly i9a79}Le:
August 19aI9hc; September sOLsas0114c; October
slAas2c: Corn. firm: futures dull: No. mixed
isMc; NO. 2mixed July s5ISa47he: August AGA
VIC; september 461Sai74c; October d7aiSxc,
0aN spot quiet: No. 3 white 36aS7c; No 2 white
Sse: futures in fair demandi No 2 white luis
S7aSSo; August aSISsSS1IG; September 331
october siasiEc, Butter firm: creamery extra
&c. EGGS dull and weak: western frsts lic Cheese
irm aid in fair demand. '8El5 z5-s5ill.,. =
,.CNclHNAr1, O., July 2-flour In fair demand.
Wheat steady: No. red TO; receipts 5000 buih.
els: shipments 60c8 bushels. Corn steady; No 2
mixed 4l1sai2c Oats active and firm; No. mixed
qniet at SIS So Lard firm at 6Ssc. Bulk meats
and bacon steady and unchanged Whisky. Ia
good demands; sales Of 80 batrela oil finished
goods on basis Of 81 05. Butter stronger and
higher: fancy creamery Csc; extra 2la23c; choice
laity ltaltc. Sugar firm. Eggs barely steady at o.
Cheese scarce and lrm. s-I,.5s77. 5F,sEsl. :
BALT1MonR, July % Wheat, western lower: No.
2winier red spot 7s1!a7s5fc bid; July 7S[s7S55Ic;
August 79ai9Hc: September S0LSaSG33Sc; October
Sl14asl1ac; December Si3tc asked. Corn, western
duh; mixed spot io%c asked; August 43ai6c; Sep.
tember 46<ai6hc. Oats, steady and firm for old
western white 35a27c; do mixei S3aSlc, Pro-
Visions steady and quiet. Coffee easier; Rio
cargoes Ordinary to fair l9j4aa0c, s.. ~ !. ~ I
TOLEDO, July 2S.-wheat dull and steady; cash
and August !9l4c; September 74Hc: October 75I<Sc;
necember 7oS0 Corn dull but firm; cash s0c;
september lV14c. Oats neglected. 5El
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Brendstufrs and Provisions,

NEW foRK. July 2s.-Elour, receipts 2o,SH pack.
ages; exports ats barrels and 2ft6 sacks: sale
0t00 barrels. Wheat, receipts l,JJ0 bushels. n.
ports sI,ZIi bushels OF spot; SPOT lots x aud on.
lions 1fassc lower, closing steady: sales h9D,C6C
bushels OF lutur and 10000 bushels OF spot No.
chicago 1ga19hSc; No. l northern S0Nc; ungrsded
req i,!Sas!ae; No. 8 red 76Ec: No.
req July I9Ac: August 70 9l6asoc, cosiug at SOC;
November SSHsaSi1Ec, cloeing At SiiEc; Decembc'
q l5.ltasSac, clCsinga a. Hc; Januarf S6kas6t. Q
closing IT s6sfc: February SIX: May yia9l clos.
Corn. spot lots declined 10 aud options NsIc'
closing eady with \ reaction OF 14a5tc; recelpts
al7&o bushels; exports Il G6S bushels sales 95,..
e9 bushels Of tutrrfs: $500 bushels spot: uni,
graded iis46c; No. July 4i11c; August i.j.ai55Ic
closing AZ 45Hc: september 46haiG1Sc closing al
1896 October A. closing at I71sc; Noyem
per 4sa4S16c, closing ut 4S1c Oats 4 shade
higher: receipts $1,000 bushels; exports
sales 10000 bushels Of futures and l7I,OOO
outhes OF spot: western S6c; white do
asai2hc. Hay quiet and steady. Hops quiet
ahn uhchanHed. Coiee, spot fair: Rio nOminal
options q shade higher. but quiet; July I7S5c:
Der lS.S5als Sc; November 1s.75als 45c; Deem.
Der Is 35alS, 500; january IS 35alS.55c February
u S5a s s5c: Asrch Is CSC. Sugar quiet and un.
changed; refined steady ut extra G bsfc: confcc.
| iioners a. 5 Ice: oil A SIC: standard A 5%c:
graduated &C. Molasscs nominal. Rice oiliet
aud Steady TaloW quiet at 33saS5<c Rosiu dull.
Iurpentine steady at 81 &c Eggs In fair demand :
receipts 1901 packages; western l2ali1<c Pork IN
llgnt request. Lard Il shade lower and duh:
western steam spot 69Qc; August 6,s7a6.9lc; Sep.
iem per o.9Sc: city steam Csc. Butter firm and
10 lair request; western l2A2lc; western creamery
I5aI2c' Cheese dull and weaker; western factory
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"FoR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse It by using DIR. pieree's
Golden Medical discovery. and good
digestion, n fair. skin, bliOyant spirits. vital
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WHEELING BAKERY.
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Third-We deprecato national strife
and divisions. We have placed the wal
with its hates and revenges behind us
but settlements OF the war must stand
trrevocsble, respected, honored and OBJ.
served in every part OF the Republic.
More, We have never demanded; less we
will not have. Congress should exercise
it's constitutional authority and take con.
troll snd supervision OF elections of Rep
sentstives 10 Congress. =
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-08
Building the Wharf.

Mr.. Marsh, one OF the Southern
Pacific Company's engineers is now at
San Pedro, with corps Of surveyors.
AS stated in the HERALD the other
day, he went there to do some sur
veying ior the company, the exact ma
ture OF which could not be learned at
the conipany's headquarters here.
Yesterday Southern Pacific official
ssaid that he was there i'll connection
with the extension of the company :
wharf, which is now being constructed
from Wilmington to Rattlesnake
Island. where the company owns the
wharf franchises. This wharf is being
constructed by Mr.. William Banning
as per contract with the Southern
Pacific Company, and will be Il great
Improvement npon the one now there,
which is inadequate tor tue business
1t is not known how the Southern
Pacific Company obtained their fran
chise, for is the common belief that
Rattlesnake Island belongs to Jay
Gould's system. The San Pedro, Los
Angeles and Utah Ra lroad officials
claim that as their terminal point, as
we'll as did the Southern Paciic olli-
cial when he gave the HERALD's
representative the foregoing iniorma-
tlnn
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-08
THE IRON HORSES.
The Southern Pacific Com
pany's New Extensions.
GREAT LACK OF LOCOMOTIVES
Mayor Work man Refuses to Allow
the S. f. Co. to Dam the River
A New Road to Whittier.

The Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe
Company is handling its freig t
just now very ably, but the officials
complain very much of the scarcity OF
engines. They are becoming almost
as much embarrassed as was the At
lantic and Pacific, which has very
inadequate supply OF locomotives.
The Santa Fe company now only has
forty-three engines that are used in
the freight business, while the officia S
claim that they should have at least
sixty. Every engine that comes to
Los Angeles and can possibly be
pressed into the freight business i
sent out with train Mr.. Chambers,
the agent, told a HERALD reporter this
morning. that the company sent away
from Los Angeles each day not less
than u hundred car loads of freight,
while the number coming in could
not properly be stated. The new
depot, which was thrown open Mon
day, is now packed from the floors to
the ceiling with miscellaneous freight
thoulh it is being hauled and shipned
away as fast as possible. Said Mr..
Chambers: "rhe increase in business
is something wonderful. and | car
easily see how the late blockade &C.
cured. | have been here three
months, and I'll make an affidavi
that the business OF this company has
doubled in that time. We have or
ders for more locomotives, but the
shops all over the country have more
orders than they can possibly fill il
! The next year, and have refused t.
take more"
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The SANTA FEES evce.

While the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Company's men were lay
ing brush dam across the Los An
geles River, at the Buena Vista Sire ct
Bridge yesterday afternoon, prepare
tory to constructing the levee upon
tn e east side, Mayor Workman, ac-
companied by Chief Darcy arrived,
and prohibited them placing any OBJ
struclions in the rivers channels, on
the ground that flood might occur
at any time. The object in building
the brush dam was to temporarily
turn the water from the east bank to
the west while the levee was being
huilt. The Mayors order, however,
will compel the company to BULL
their levee in the water, letting it
gradually force channel for itself Oh
the other side.
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The Rnnd 10 NHhisIier.

The Southern Pacific's corps of sur
veyors have nearly completed the sur
vey OF line OF road in contemplation
from the main crossing at the New
San Gabriel rive between Downey
and Norwalk, to Whittier, and it is
very likely that the work of grading
Will he commenced at once. The dis
lance is exactly Fix and one-quarler
miles, and the survey insnres an easy
grade along the entire route. The
cost of constructing it will not b. very
much, and Us stated, it is very likely
it will be built at once. In an inter
view with Mr.. }. II. Strobridge, not
long since, he told the HERALD's rep
resentative that Il road to Whittier
would be built, but that he could not
say exactly when or where.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-08
Lovers of Art.

F. Schafer, the well known artist
will have sale Of his oil paintings on
Friday, Saturday and Monday even
ings, the 9th, 10th and 18th inst. at
Opera House hall on Main street
near First street. This collection
should command the attention OF all
lovers OF art and picture connoiseurs,
az Professor Schafer is graduate OF
the Dusseldorf school and member OF
S. +. Art association. They will be
on exhibition commencing Friday
the 9th inst, until the end
Of sale.
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PEOPLES store.

As handsome a line OF combination dress
| patterns on sale as ever was exhibited at
1910 suit. consisting of plain material
and fancy to match. complete dress in
each one. We have marked these suits from
Y14 fer to-day,
A liue vf real ostrich tips at 80 cents a
bunch. Consisting of three tips. The real
value is at $l.l0; in all the leading shades.
line of doublefaced brOcad, d dress
goods at 10 cents "a yard. Wool filing. A
neat and servicable material. Reduced from
20 cents.
A line of brown and tan English cash
mere at 10 cents yard; double fold. Re
| duced from % cents.
| Ali' OF bonele combination dress patterns
oOc yard, PLAIN and fancy, IN ali the lead
| iug shades. Reduced from zoe.
lin, of heathe mixture dress goods at
| o9G II yd A Deauti III aud stylish material,
75c.
| line of yard wide percales in d irk
shades, 10 yards for 81 ortu SC II yard.
| A line OF clluled bed spreads 75c each
with fringe border and reduced from 81.
line Of skirtlng l2l2c yard; reduced
| from zoe.
| a line OF curtain scrim AT nc yard; re-
| duced from Toe.
A line uf pillow-case cotton Zoe yard;
worth i5e.
| A line . silk cord and tasscls in black
only, with jet aud silk tassels, soc EACH re-
| du, cd from 10
A liue OF misses solid colorod Isle thread
| hose, full tinlsne,l, regular made, French
| ribbed, Toe II pal just half price; W. tn 40c.
| line Of misses solid black hose, regular
| made, los pair. worth zoe
| Iiur uf ladies' fancy polka-dOt and
cheched hose, 49c a pair; reduced from Use.
I.ne - feather Trimming, i'll all Shades,
| 25c yard; W. tn Doe.
line OF iadies' four and fyc-button EN-
7roide ed-6ack gray Kid gloves, 9oc If;
| worth . 20
liue vi gents do skin driving gloves,
75c II pair; reduced from I'll
| A iine uf gents dress kid gloves, Csc d
pail; worth ii 90.
A line vi walch-spring corscts, Sl.19 d
pair, uuuretkao.e sides and worth ~ %
| a line of ladies She laud shaWs at 90
each, i'll all cUlois; reduced from ri.
y line OF mdtes white wopl mcrino shirts
at 73c each. SILK stitched and bound; re
duceu from 81.
A lie OF childrens tlicot cloaks at 50. 45
pleated 'e tutIre length vi tile garmeht
| wuta $3.25.
A liue oi jersey caps at 1Sc eaeh worth
25c.
A line If boys suits at 81. % suit, in agci
from 4 to Il years.
A line oi boys felt hats at Soc; reduced
fir IN zoe
A line of boys caps ut 25c EACH reduced
from Doe.
y line OF shoulder shawls, 15c.; reduced
from PC.
, A line OF youths suits $4.25; large size
reduced from 1T.
A liue of Irish pointla collars, zoe; re
due, d rom soc.
| ltne of ladies' hemstitched, colore
bordered silk hauukerrhiefs, Soc; redICe
from Doe.
A liz eof German silver thmbles, Sc; &c
duced from lUc.
line Of melal-back dressing combs, SC.
reduced from Toe.
, A line of ladies' hose supporters. witt
should, $ rans, 25c.; ledut ed om SIC.
=. THURSDAY ,Der.S s, loo7. PEOPLES SToeE'
Semi.ErOpicai Glendsra.
Bananas In full bloom. The home tn
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CATARRH.

To those
S a
of
an
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AT SACRAM ENT0.


Mr.. AL Hetchman, the alfable and
efficient agent of the Union Pacific
Company, was talking to prominent
merchant from Sacramento yesterday
afternoon, aboutthe enormous amount
OF work now being done in the South
ern Pacific Company's shops at that
point, the gen leman said: "The
present quarters are entirely too
small, there are men at work i'll
every possible nook. The officials
say they have 2300 men at work and
before another year is past they will
have 5000. Ground has been broken
Tor a new addition to the shops and
this is being rushed to a rapid COM
pletion. How long It will be before il
is finished | cannot say, one thing
certain, the shops are doing great
work ~
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RailrOa d Personals.

Mr.. H. X. Blair, travelling agent OF
the Union Pacific Company, with
headquarters at San Francisco, arrived
in this city to-day for visit.
Mr.. Ferris, the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Company's Chief En-
gineer, puid this city Il Wis yesterday
forenoon, and returned at 4 10 p. ". to
San Bernardino.
Mr.. Il. Fl. Pratt, Assistant General
Superintendent Of the Southern Pacific
Company, will leave Yuma tomorrow
morning for Los Angeles, arriving in
the evening.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-08
a Brakeman Injured.

Frank Russell, man employed as
a brakeman upon tie Ventura Divis-
ing of The Southern Pacific Com
panies lines, met with very painful
accident yesterday morning at Santa
Paula He was making a compiling
when the bumpers or Drawbacks
cau.ht his arm and mashed it in a
most horrible manner, though very
fortunately, no bones were broken.
He was brought here on the first in
coming train and taken to the Sister
lIospital.
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Looking After Right of way,

Chief Engineer Perris, of the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe Company,
spent yesterday forenoon in this city.
He and Mr.. Richard Fgan went
around town together on railroad bust
ness. Mr.. Ferris was here particu-
larly to see about CITING some right
of-ways, though he aid not state
where they were. The company is
having little trouble in this business
just now. but they hope to get every
thing cleared up in short time.
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CHRONIC RONCHITIS.


languid incapable of
o.
II
bronchial
more
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deputy clerk was so i'll as to be unable
to attend to duty, and even the attor-
neys threaten to give way under the
unwholsome condition of the air and
the din and hubub of the business
world outside.
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COnSIm
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BRONCHITIS.


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mu ON Andd
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REAL ESTATE

Grand avenueNice lot in
Grand lot l20X4S for
70 easy
see-Corner for
Walnut strtetttur
Flower see-Che offered
str etne 10 50xj0 between Eleventh $780,
lower street lots south Iico $500
Flower Chole lots 50xl55 se $4,000
Flower reetFour lots OF Washington, 50 $780,
each 5000
Pearl street.-The lot. $500.
Pearl steet-Cheap lot Tenth $780,
Park Villa Iaet-Fne lot, side Ioveace $4,000
Villa lrctChoice Estre and York. $1,000
longstee lIact-LOt Manhattan $1,000
Olive sree-An elegant
Eleventh reetTwo lots Williamson Tract, each $1,000
Offering EttANT Bkl AN PROPERTY stu ated
fieroa and Hope This is the OF Los
Price 5000 TO $4,000 ;
t1igsrwo 0x125 each both $4,000.
Boyle commanding and
eas fol
HOUSES
Street-feautu $4,000.
Hill street Twelfth street
Olive reet-tian1some house for $4,000
lila Tact ne
Boyle il-ight--lovelv Broom cottage for $4,000.
Eleventh street-New Groom cottage Tor $500.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
street fee corne Fort and Fourth,
100 feet, corner Twelfth
$1,000
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-08

Imagine millions of these anamalcula in
| the hose, throat ANA lungs, rs well rs the
| minute eustachian tubes leading from the
| back part nj the throat TO the middle ear
aud YOU viii imugiue the misery they eau
| produce. Some go as far as to claim that
| The inserts may penetrate into the brain
and thus eau, the distressing hea ache that
| Is not unirequently present in bal ca,es OF
catarrh
Ny method of treatment is to use such
remedies as will destroy these parasites for
local treatment. aud AZ the same time regu-
lute any abnormal condition (surh MS iiu-
pure blood OF disordered liver which will
pr dispose to tn development OF the ca
tarrh germs.l by the proper constitutional
remedies. Every case viii be relieved by
this treatment, patients often seeing inn
pruNemelt from Que eatment to the III vt,
and every case IAN be cured Were the
blood is not So thoro Ighly diseased tuat no
treatment will benefit it, The local treat
| meut always painless. ani can be used at
home with very little trouble and no deteu-
ZION from business.
Medical Advocates of EnhatatiOu
Professor Hueber, uf the Berlin University,
on page 296 of his "Pi actce, saws: DIS
eases OF the lungs and air-passagrs present
the proper field for the use-of inhaled RENE
dies ana the success OF iuhalati II in this
class # mnladies often seems little short OF
the miraculous" Il 4
Sir Andrew stewart, writing on "Pulmuil-
airy Consumption" SAYS: "By this method
lIG IltpCt Sclttitl FplnttIltS
are made 10 act on the immediate seat Of
the disease with most favorable results, far
exceed & even the claims of the first udyo.
Gates IF iuhalaiion.
DR.. Fordyce Baker sa s:"InhalatiOn when
employed by u physician of SIKH and eX-
perence, yields ext aor mary large per
eentage OF cures in diseases OF the air ,as,
sages It is unfortunate that o few ordsa
ry practitioners have h d t training heces
sarv to the use of this method +"
Or r Hamilto", OF the london HOsaital
for Diseases OF the Chest on page 100 of his
work ON Diseases of Respiration" SAYS:
Medical innalttio with pro per cnnstitu-
i0nal treatment, affords the only. hope in
the great m jortc OF these cases."
Consultation and Examination fire.
Ofce Hours: 8 A. NJ. OLE NJ: tod NJ:
and7 to p. NJ. Sunday hours to IT, NJ
w. N. DAVIS, w. ID.
As 1-2 n. spring st.
los Angeles, cal.
a1RC OfsaNa
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LUNSU APIlUN |
Catarrh of Nose and Throat.

Catarrh of Nose and Throat.
do not claim t at Cali cure every case
of catarrh, but | do claim that my method
sill cure the large maj Irity of cases after all
other means have failed. The rure is per
mauent, as Can be proven by cases which
eau be referred to, treated three years ago
in this city, with ne return of the disease
The fact is now admitted by the best med
al writer's that chronic catarrh is caused
by the presence of living parasites, micro
scopical in size. in the TISSUES The Gu be-
low shows these bacilla as they appear in-
der the microscope, magnihed 4S0 damete s.
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CONSU M PTION.


erever any O. heme
If
y ding or
r sof the
iVIei be
pared for each individual severay
Persons desiring by practice the remedy home
not side hopeless
dnsov
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i
write Medical
M, HILTON WILLIAMS, M, D.
21j CAL
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
Ths GROWN Princes CONDITION

BERLIN, Nov. s.--Protessor Bergmann
VII. perform the operation on the III h,oat
81 tie Crown Prince II the physicians de-
eide that such step is necessary
-~e Emperor, though worried about
ma coa litton OF the Crown Prince, is i'm
proving in health
P-incc William, while on the way 10
san Reno, was met a Darmstadt by D7.
scamiit,;a Frankfort specialist who was
rte Crown Princes doc,or during the lat
tcr's -ojourn At Ems, and who accom2a-
MED Prince William TO San Reno. The
Roursen Courier asserts that IT Is settled
tusr the Crown Prince will uniesgo a
further o Grafton on he arrival OF Drs.
Schroeder and Krsus at San Re no.
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